Settlement patterns (Other Keyword)
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This is an abstract from the "Water in the Desert: Human Resilience in the Azraq Basin and Eastern Desert of Jordan" session, at the 89th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. The end of the neolithization process (seventh–sixth millennium cal BCE) was a period of settlement peak in the arid margins of the Fertile Crescent. In northeastern Jordan, the combination of a long sequence of Neolithic occupation and several decades of field investigation provide the opportunity of...
Settlement Relocation and the Emergence of Early Urban Centers in the Heartland of Chinese Civilization, 2500-1600 BCE (2019)
This is an abstract from the "New Thoughts on Current Research in East Asian Archaeology" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Settlement patterns and social structures shifted significantly around 2500 BCE in the late Longshan era, and again around 1600 BCE when an intraregional state identified with the historical Shang dynasty evolved in the Central Plain, heartland of Chinese civilization. Our research examines the political transformation from...
Settlement Scaling in the Eastern Woodlands of the United States, ca. 3500 BC to AD 1700: Size, Monumentality, and Public Space (2018)
The concept of settlement scaling is increasingly being utilized in archaeology to empirically evaluate mathematical properties of urban and non-urban settlements. However, principles based on settlement scaling theory have yet to be tested in the Eastern Woodlands of the United States despite the existence of a robust sample of settlements, including those containing monumental architecture. As part of a broad regional study, I collected spatial data on settlement size, monuments, and public...
Settlement Simulation. In: Transformations: Mathematical Approaches To Culture Change (1979)
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Settlement Survey of the Fort Carson Military Reservation Preliminary Report (1978)
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Settlement Survey of the Fort Carson Military Reservation, Two Volumes (1983)
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Settlement Survey of the Rural Mountainous Region of Quiechapa in Southern Mexico (2017)
While extensive research has been conducted in and around well-known sociopolitical centers located in valley and coastal regions of southern Mexico, relatively little work has been done in the rural regions outside these core areas. Specifically, one of the understudied regions of southern Mexico is the mountainous region between the highlands and Pacific coastal lowlands. Recently, El Proyecto Arqueológico de Quiechapa (PAQuie) conducted a Full-coverage pedestrian survey of a 99 sq. km area in...
Settlement-Subsistence Variability In the Glenwood Locality, Southwestern Iowa (1976)
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Sevier Park: Eighteenth Century Trading Post On Nineteenth Century Settlement? (1976)
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Shawnne Minisink: a Stratified Paleoindian-Archaic Site in the Upper Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania (1989)
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Sheephead Bayou Site (8BY150): a Single Component Fort Walton Hamlet Site in Northwest Florida (1990)
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Shell Rings and Settlement Organization in the Coastal American Southeast: New Insights from Remotely Sensed Data (2019)
This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. In 2018, we identified over 50 new potential shell rings in Beaufort County, SC using LiDAR and automated feature extraction algorithms. Further analysis of this data has confirmed the archaeological nature of several of these deposits. This poster details further analysis of these features. We find that the majority of these rings are significantly smaller...
Simulation of Mississippian Polities in the Fort Walton Area: the Renfrew-Level XTENT Model (1984)
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Site Clustering Parallels Initial Domestication in Eastern North America (2018)
Dense human settlements often emerge following a shift to agricultural economies, yet researchers still debate the underlying cause of this pattern. One driver may be what is known in ecology as an Allee effect, a positive relationship between population density and per capita utility. Allee effects may emerge with economies of scale such as those created by some forms of intensified food acquisition and production. Thus, in an Allee-like setting, individuals belonging to larger groups enjoy the...
Site Location and Resource Distributions in Tebenkof Bay, Kuiu Island, Southeast Alaska (1989)
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The Sites and Dating of the Shangshan Culture (2018)
The Shangshan Culture is named after the site of Shangshan in Pujiang County, Zhejiang Province, China. Multiple kinds of materials from multiple sites have been dated by several radiocarbon dating labs, indicating that the Shangshan Culture spans 10,000-8,400 BP. It can be divided into three phases: a 10,000-9,500 BP early phase, a 9,300-8,800 BP middle phase, and a 8,600-8,400 BP late phase. There are 18 sites belonging to Shangshan culture that have been uncovered so far. They are distributed...
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Indian / White Trade Relations in the Middle Atlantic and Northeast Regions (1989)
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Sketch of Kalapuya Ethnography (1975)
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Snake River Breaks Cultural Resource Survey an Emerging Late Prehistoric Settlement Pattern Along the Western Rim of Hells Canyon for Top and Sixty-Six Timber Sale (1985)
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The Snodgrass site of the Powers phase of southeast Missouri (1979)
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Social Change in the Woodland-Mississippian Transition: a Study of Household and Community Patterns In the American Bottom (1992)
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Society and Settlement in Ancient Egypt. In: Man, Settlement and Urbanism (1972)
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Socio-Economic Overview of the Zone of Influence of the Malheur National Forest in Grant and Harney Counties, Oregon (1981)
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Soils and Settlement in the Southern Prairie Peninsula (1982)
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Some Comments On Microenvironment and the Willamette Valley Mounds (1970)
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